Coopers Original Pale Ale

Brewed by Coopers Brewery
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Regency Park, South Australia, Australia

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Poured from a bottle into 12 once. This beer pours a beautiful cloudy straw colour (wihtout needing to agitate the yeast at the bottom). A nice beer served at Australian-style temperatures. Disappointing in bottle compared to a kegged version in my opinion. Being bottle conditioned, I find the quality can vary somewhat - wiht it occasionally tasting a little yeasty even on tap. Getting the bottom of the keg at a pub with this brew is an especially interesting experience.

Poured from bottle pale yellow color. There is a mild fruit aroma with some bananas and florals. Taste of fruit with a mild bitterness.

This beer is perfect for hot day and BBQ. Nut sure why if rates do low here in ratebeer. Solid Aussie brew. -- raided in the wild, via Beer Buddy app

Pale gold, clear (went for the careful pour option), thick frothy head; some banana in the fruity aroma; ripe citrus fruit the lead flavour, with balanced if subdued malt and hops; a faintly spicy sweetness; moderately bitter; no more than merely pleasant

Nice distinctive look with a nice, full head and a full aroma. Has a bitter yet sweet, fruity taste which sets it apart from most Australian beers.

Pale yellow color in the glass. There is a mild fruit aroma with some bananas and floral notes. The flavor has some fruit with a mild bitterness. Short finish.

Pale, hazy blond appearance. Very thin watery texture and feel. Also a bit flat and lifeless. Has some spicy yeast and a bit of a dry finish. Otherwise bland.

37,5cl bottle at Dingo in Hoi An. Light hazy golden with a nice white head. Lightly fruity aroma with citrus, hints of tropical fruits, malt. Lightly sweet and fruity with a dry and slightly bitter finish. Very pleasant in the heat. Nice change from the SFA lagers.

Blonde ale with a lager like appearance, taste is hoppy and fruity, nothing special yet not bad

Bit of a session beer when the sport is on and all that you are concerned about your beer having is that its amber, cold and has a n alcohol content.

Bottle, murky light orange colour, small long lasting head, aroma of herbs and soapy skunky notes, with some biscuity notes and a hint of honey, light malty honey sweetness with just a hint of apple and citrus with a coarse bitterness. This a quite a "lagery" ale and not to good as that.